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AMUSEMENTs.

NAIIoNAL T1sArER-There are Q number OF
wnat are called strong situations in ''The Golden
ladies and genriemen Of Mrs RsnTins company H at
forgot and forgave the cheapness Of the story and
employed . advance the plot 70 its denouement
..The Golden Giant" contains most OF the familiar
TSsr e. Is Of the conventional mining drama
Toed remover the neG polisSed but
people ssSoUsS how his q
selnsn interests win thereby be served
sea nss and so,o the o sSSs
| the principal comedy element ia the piece. Mrs
Nckee Rankin, In the last-named role, did some
unforced and artistic way the popular conception
Harts has made the world familiar. AS Alesan-
earlier scenes seemed uncouth almost to the verge
Of simple mindedness, but later on in the scenes
acts, ne made an excellent IMPRESSION By the con.
centrateo force and power OF his acting. Mr.. WIN.
~, aa dn as Jack Mason was ECU lily effective,
reserve Win which he handled q part which
onered many temptations to overacting. Mr.. Rus
se Sassstt as Htroy was good his delrium scene
IN tne last act being very realistic. Miss Bgelow,
the Ethel seemed to be SUFFERING from q cold.
Mss strickland as Mrs. Boggs was satisfactory.
Inc audience was very liberal with applause, and
ALBAUoH's OPERA Housk-"The Humming Bird
IS an elJoyaule compound Of froth and fooliShneSs
Wnicn depends Tor success mainly on rapid action
and the spontaneous comic powers Of the actors.
IL went last night with dash that gave the audi
ence no opportunity to detect the emptiness of the
ulalogue ana ninsiness OF the "plOt" while the cur
lam was up and left them In too good humor tor
retrospective fault finding when 1t had fallen. The
songs ana specialties introduced were in the main
new 70 washington, and were well received Miss
Neiiie McHenry acted with an exuDerance Of an
lcai Splits that completely upset the gravity OF her
audience, and would have been wholly delightful
put Ior tendency at times to to variety stage
expedlents to provoke laugh. Miss Ethel COrlette
lOoke very LEARNING as the young widow and sang
WITH most pleasing effect. Mr.. Webster. Mr.. Blair
MI Glover and Mr.. Haney all contributed tn no
small degree to the general merriment that pre-
vailed thr0ug iOut the evening. Mr.. Glover, as the
painter, did some very clever work in quiet way.
HARRIs' BlJou THEArER.-In "Nobody's Claim"
admirers Of dramas OF western life find a worthy
claim for their admiration. II abounds In thrilling
scenes, In which the pistol and knife play import
ant parts. Miss Sadie HassOn as MddQe captured
tne fancy OF an audience that filed the theater.
kERNANS THEATER.--One Of the best entertain
ments OF the season Is given at this house this
week by the Rentz-Santley troupe. The house was
crowded last night and almost every act on the
program was redemanded.
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MEn1So UsnEnwEAn
FOR LADIES, GENTS AND CHILDREN,
IN ALL THE VARIOUS GRADES,
IN ALL THE DIFFERENT TExTUREs
We Go not keep in stock any Common Goods.
The prices on our underwear commend themselves.
Ali our good underwear shrunk in the cloth.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
Our Soc and 75c Vests and Pants ars finished In the
bound, and pearl buttons
Next comes our 81 Vests and Pants In these we can
give you three styles, viz. Persian Wool Csmes' Hair
and Scarlet all wool The latter is extra value for the
money. We also have better grades Ut oi.25, ol50
and &162, in white and scarlet
8L75-Our Natural Wool Underwear IL recommended
the very best garment for general being made
of the finest Australian Stock carefully selected aud
prepared free from injurious dye stun, and will not
shrink properly washed
In jersey fitting we have four grades, viz, White.
Scarlet, Medicated and Natural wool-S1. s150,
a162k and 3L75.
Our sl.5O Imported Garment is worthy Of special
notice It being sold elsewhere for Sl7S We also have
heavier grade At same price.
The $1.75 grade 10 natural wool We can give you
Vests and Pants In all Sizes viz small, medium and
large.
A full line Of Silk Goods always in stock
FOR GENTS.
Our Cents Soc Shirts and Drawers are extra heavy
and finished in the best style.
75c Angola Wool is the best garment for the money
in the city. The goods are about third wool and
finished very soft
Our Scotch Wool Shirts and Drawers cannot be
equaed for the money All sizes, from "a to AZ, only
81, the former price being $1.25.
Al $145. Scotch Wool, patent ribbed bottom, con-
tans the very best Of stock being extra heavy and
finely finished.
Our 81 Garments are made of the finest Valley Cash
mere. quality guaranteed.
In Camels' Hair and Natural Wool we have full line
The prices 81, so S175 and g. the rs quail.
ity being natural Australian Wool carefully selected
and free from all injurious dye stuH. and will not
shrink
Our 81 Medcsted Shirts and Drawers are Of the very
best value to be found for the price They
teed all wool and indicated, extra heavy.
At also we CAD give you garment the very best
make, and warranted cochineAl dye very soft finish
They are fully worth @l.7h
We also have Q beautiful quality st d. Is and %
you extra sizes Of all qualities.
46-4S-50 shirts and Drawers.
FOR CHILDREN.
Children's Underwear in Vests, Pants and Drawers
We can Kive you all sizes. from 10 up TO "a fnches
These of tn best standard makes and gusrsutee
the prices to be the lowest
Our Natural Wool Vests. Pana aud Drawers are the
softest. and Arst-class in every respect
Prices guarantee to be the lowest in the market
We speak the Of red and medicated quail
tiles. AL sizes always on hand
AL our prices guaranteed.
Money refunded at ali times when the above goods
are not satisfactory.
Experienced salespeople to wait on you.
Salesladies to wait on lady customers.
We can At people Of any size. All d4es always in
stock.
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Trouble about q TIN Root,
CHARGE OF TREsPAss WHICH ATTORNEY LAvINpRR
DECLINED 10 PROSECUTE.

Assistant District Attorney Lavender, In the Po-
lice Court yesterday, investigated char 20 OF tres
pass made against Geo. K Ciscle, Louis Nesline.
Root Rainey. Daniel Ebery and Wm WyviIl, by
J. N. York Son, who are erecting house for
Prof s. W. Flynn, at the corner OF 9Th and X
streets northwest. Nj. Flynn recently had some
trouble vita Mr.. York, and the latter was before
Judge Smell for profanity. subsequently Nj. Flynn
being done IN a satisfactory manner, and he called
In the timers named TO inspect the work, and on
complaint OF MT. YORK they were required 70 leave
$ collateral for their appearance In the Police
Court yesterday. Mr.. Lavender refused TO prose-
cute the case and their coilaterals were returned
Tnere was no warrant sworn out and no Written
charges were made out against them.
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Yesterday, about $3.50 O'Clock pm, Ida Gantz,
an eieven-year-Old-girl, living at 1928 street
northwest, was run over at the corner Of 9th and
streets by horse attached to a milk wagon,
driven by Josephine Cord. The horses hOOfs
struck her IN the face and she was otherwise badly
hurt. She was taken 10 Walters drug store and
attended by DR.. Brookheimer, who pronounced
ner injuries serious. She was subsequently, re-
moved IN the patrol wagon to her home Miss
Cord was subsequently arrested by Oficer Kau-
cher and released on q, 900 bail. She stated that
she old not know OF the accident at the time IL
Is believed that it was purely accidental. This
morning, In the Police Court, Mr.. Lavender called
Judge Smells attention TO a charge OF assault
against Miss Cord. He said he had 1ust learned
that the child which was run over was in a dam
gerous condition. and was barely alive 1t Is pos
sible, however, he added, that the Guild may re-
cover. Al any rate, the case could not be heard
to-day. and ne WAS asked that IL be continued In
definitely on the same bail. The Judge said thar
from what he had armed OF the case he supposed
IL was an accident Mr.. Lavender said he had not
fully investigated the case and was unable 10 saw
how the child came 70 get run over. The case was
continued Indefinitely.
About 80 O'Clock Geo. Jackson, a white boy of
ten years. living at 121S Delaware avenue north
east, was run over, on d street, between 81 and
Az streets southwest, by Q cart driven BY Chas
GIL, colored, and was severely injured about the
head and arms. He was sent to his home In the
patrol wagon.
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Dun New ADVERTISEMENT
OF SPECIAL tCASH1 BARGAINS,

OF SPECIAL tCASH1 BARGAINS,
BROADCLOTH for Ladies' suits, pure wool one yard
and half wide, all colors excellent quality special
bargain $1.25.
Fancy striped Silk velvets, Csc
Onr FRENCH SERGES are selling fast, all pure fine
WOOL wide double width, all colors actual cash value
&c, reduced price only 37xc.
BLANKETS. slightly soiled, 60 $2.25. and s2.50
BEAUTIFUL PLAID hRESS GOODS silk finished,
newest Styles special bargain, 12 yards for only e.
COLORED and BLACK SILK vELvETS, Use. al,
TRICOT CLOTH DRESS GOODS, wide double width.
all pure wool. special bargain 81 &c.
BLANKETS. immense size. extra heavy, excellent
quality reduced to so.
HANDSOME PLAID DRESS GOODS, pure wool wide
double width. special bargain 371<c
We are selling Excellent quality BLACK SILKS st
BLACK CASHMEkES, %. 81. 81. As, so, &c
ROYAL SERGE, beautiful dress goods wide double
fold. all colors. II yards for e.
Handsome Presents for Strictly Cash Customers.
Cash Customers, who buy s5 worth Of Dry Goods,
receive pair Of handsome Damask Towels worth an.
Cash Customers. who buy $40 worth of Dry Goods,
receive q handsome Bridal Quilt. worth 81 sd
CARRIERS
O24 I'll MARKET SPACE, near 7thst
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Affairs In Yves. Washington.


The LINTHICUM INsTITUTE.-The new building of
the Llnthicum Institute Is completed and was
taken possession OF formally last evening. The
building Is on Beall street, near Christ church. 1t
institution was est ablished by beQuest or Edward
Nj. Lnthicum for the education OF young men,
Fifty thousand dollars Was gwen Tor tue purpose
IN 1869 ana oy the good management OF the Irus-
ing SIS 900 for this building they have nearly all
OF the SO, 600 lert. About 100 boys were present
at the opening last night The trustees are j.
Dent, president; VIM. A. Gordon, Vim. Laird, IT,,
are 3. B. Hay, pennanship and bookkeeping; Ed
ward l. Dent, architectural and mech anical draw.
ing; JAS II. Taylor, mathematics; r. c. Ballnger,
primary Engltsh branches, stenOgraphy and free
hand drawing; VIM A. Hendr1ck chemistry and
physics; Geo. W. Drew, assistant teacher In draw
Ing.
FRArERNAL vIsrr.-Members OF George c. Whit
ing Lodge No. y, +. A A. NJ, and OF Potomac
Loige, No: > p A. A N, paid fraternal Visit g
at BrightwoOd CoAcheS were used In conveying
the visiting members TO Brightwood.
NOTES.-The collections taken up in Holy
Trinity church sunday, october 10, for the pope's
Jubilee fund, footed up sl2a-The aged mother
VI sergeant Haley died last night at her re
near Rockville, Md.-Mr. II. G Wagner VINO mas
been III Tor some days past Is again able to be out
CATTLE MARKrT.-Sales OF live stock at Droyers
Rest D. G., Yesterday are reported as follows: 352
cattle up 307 sold. Best, 81 a4c. good, 33za3xc
medium, 3a33.c.; common, 2ha3c. 800 sheep and
lambs. Sheep, 2Ea44c.; Lambs 5L i6kc /;
calves, ~ 81. 10 COWS and calves, $2oaS45.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER at 2
a m-Great Falls, temperature, SO; condition, SO;
receiving RESERVOIR, temperature, 81; condition aI
north connection, &c., cOndition at south connec-
con ition az inauent gate house, SO; condition at
emuenC gate-house, SO High tide In the river to-
day at 2 AZ q. m; low tide at 957 p. m
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FNr PoRrnArrs Kets Kemethy, 100 Pa ava

Two GRRAr BARGAINS l-2,4O0 yards OF yard
wide cashmere and l. $50 yards yard wide diagonal
In black and all colors at only fifteen p5) cents
per yard, at A. STERyA
o06 I'M ST between L and K.
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d. d. Stone has bought OF @. @. Hubbard, for
$4,000 eight lots In Belair Heights and transferred
them 70 4: sPairo, in trust 10 oppose Of them
slnith sub lot 81. square SG1 c2l.29 by 911 feet,
% Massachusetts avenue, between 9Th ana 9TH
streets northeast W. Martens has bought OF A.
sleyers for - 500 part lot s. square sig Q6 BY I2
ieet,. on street, between eth and 9Th streets
W. Z Montgomery has bought for e9601 of Jas
Losnies three lots In the iatter's subdivision on
kalcrama Heights.
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Su11ivan's Greeting In England.
MITCHELL WHITES THAT He HAS Pvr uP $1,000 I

sullivan's Greeting In England.
MIrcHKIL WHITES THAT He HAS PUr uP $1,000 10
FIGHT hin.
The Boston Globe to-day prints q letter from
Charley Mitchell, who Is In London with Jake XII
rain. Mitchell says: "Kilrain IL getting along
splendidly In this country. The climate agrees
with him, and he il looking . hundred Der cent
better than he looked when he left America ne
has seen Smith, and knows what he viii run
against on January next He is more confident
than ever Of winning the championship OF the
world. see that sullivan Is coming over here
Well, l have put up $1,000 with Sporting Ice. and
challenged sullivan 70 night, and wonder what
means he will take to get out OF It. Why didn't
he come out like man and say that he does not
intend to night any more? sullivan Is what we
call In America grand bluff.' Kilrain wants his
American friends TO understand that he Wii,try
and force Jay Lunkhead sullivan into flRht eight
weeks AFTER the battle with smith,"
In q postscript Mitchell wants particular asten-
ton called to the manner In which Jake IL being
received BY the marquises, earls and lords.
An ingenious gentleman who has no fondness for
hard work is travelling through Fulton County
selling ga valuable preparation" warranted 70
polish tinware. 1t is simply wood ashes, which he
begs at the farm houses along his route All he
does is to sift It and pt It In tin boxes-Aitoona
Tribune.
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NoTTcR, PURcHAsERs-On and after this date
WIN have choice beef at the following low rates;
NIB roast, 15c.; sirloin steak, 15c.; porterhouse,
10c: corn beef &c. 10 1Oc
Canned goods at last years prices.
Best Elgfn Creamery Butter, 30c. per pound
New York Market, corner OF 80 street and Ind1-
Ana avenue .f-.
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sEH House Z Herrmann,s al. on ed page.

200 BARRKIs MALAGA GRAPES and 80 barrels
and crates cranberries: also oranges lemons, ngs,
dates, &c, selling at low prices, By HARRrs q Az
DsRsoS, g21 louisiana avenue.
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Q.-CAS consumption be cured?
A-Uss Bakers Cod Liver oil and Malt
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FrssRrLS Ice CRRAx.

PALACE MARHEr WAGONS win make but three
tips 70 Georgetown weekly, as follows: Tuesday,
THURSDAY and saturday. Orders must be given be-
fore 10 O'Clock on the days named
r. T. TrBBETS.
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To THr PUBLIC.
Having decided to retire from the
DRY GOODS BUSINESS
CLOSINa-OUT SALE
IL still in progress and many bargains are to Be hsd
few Of which quote below:
BROCADED VELVET. in black and colors. formerly
b, to the low price Of so.
STRIPED in black and colors. formerly
$1.5O. to the low price of u.
in black and colors, formerly
&1.25. to the low price of T5c.
ALL PLAIN in black and colors, At much
less than usual cost.
We have some CO1ORED SILKS left in Gros- Grain.
Rhadamas suraLs. and Brocaded, which We offer at
great sacrifice of soc. on the dollar.
We have two pieces of 24-inch SEAL CLOAKING
PLUSH left, which We offer very cheap.
The COLORED DRESS GOODS STOCK has many
desirable and goods left, and you need any
thing in that line It will to give that depart
ment look before buying.
If you want BLACK DRESS of any kind. vhy not
buy it where you get it at cost.
In short you should not miss this sale II ron need
anything in the DRY GOODS line
sTUkE FIXTURES FOR SALE
s. L RHINESTONE
sep2-3m SOB Pennsylvania AyenuA
Tun FoIIowrss lssrRucroas
EQUEsTRIANIsM
will be with the Warrington Riding Academy. 10 be
opened about Nov 1. 1t the cor Of 22d and sta w.:
PROF. q. OLIVER.
late Of the Fifth Avenue Riding Club. Of New York
PROF. G. GILMAN,
late with Hippodrome Francais Of p.ria
Everything Arst-class. Commodious accommodations
for boarding horsss and ample storage room for car
riages.
Books yearly subscribers are now opsn .s shs mar
iors Of Mr.. Geo. White. with Woodward Z Iosnrop,
1lth and sts. W.. and ct the once Of IA 81
Brown. care Of Jno. r. WaRgamsn, zoos IT. vf,sre
full particulars may Be Obtained si1.Sm
III. ID. BAnn
IMPORTER AND TAILOR.
Has the honor 70 inform you that his NEW aooDs
Mr.; BARR personally nts al sarmsnts m.ds in hi,
iii Pennsylvauia Avsnua,
milf Washington. DC.
C0ox1sa BIZ Gas
A full line OF
GAS COOKING STOVES
In hand and for sala
| mh3l WASHINGTON GAs-IIoHr co,rpAxx
Orzs1sa Or Farson Bossrrs
AND
ENGLISH MATS
MONDAY AND rUrspAY
OCrOBER 10 AND II.
Special stylaa for Mines and Chiidrsn.
! . MA lbs 3 : ] ED g IT.
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IHE largest lot OF chestuuts that ever reached
washington at one shipment was handled to-day
oy the produce commission house OF Capt. J. s. b
hartsock-oyer l., 900 pounds.
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Inc Town OF Kitao. In Bokhara, Central Asia,
has been DESTROYED by fre, han tue inhabitants
having pertshsd In The flames
Ln Weber, one OF the original Lydia Thompeon
bfitish blondes, died In Buffalo, n. r., sunday
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We ARE OFFERING a large 6-pIece Turkish Par
lar Suite upholstered 10 Marbeized silk plush with
fringe AZ $40. Also q line OF best Moquette Car
rste NJ Ills per yard W. b MOSES Son.
18th and streets NV.
Furniture, Carpet and Drapery Establishment.
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
ana delivered In u ID. "ward" prints 4Oc per ID
Also, Cottage Cheese and ButtermiIk: Sweet NILE
&C. per quart.
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SEE House q Herrmann's ad. on I'd page

WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES R W. Her
oerson 4 Co., 1113 st. NV.
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LOCAL MENTION.


IN Icttons for me ~ hours commencing at y. m.
Eorthe District OF Columbia. Maryland, and Del
a~ar', shystly colder, rollJwed by warmer, light
~ fresl northvesteriy winds becoming variable
IL NJ rams followed by fair weather.
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TEE Roox-RRSrISG AGENCY at 612 9th street n
v. has rented over two hundred rooms since the
LIST OF August. Thew give Information free to per-
sons wanting rooms and charge those having
rooms to rent one dollar for registering.
POWERFUL Race Glasses Hemplers. ~ and Pa
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The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, IN re Frederick N. Dubois, improve
ment In plumbers traps; decision OF Commissioner
OF Patents afnrmed. Barbour ct al. agt. Wood ct
Al Dill dismissed with costs. VIM Taylor ct al
agt. VIM Boyd ct al; decree reafflrmed Thomp-
son agt. Bradl y; argued. Wood agt. District Of
Columbia; opinion by Justice Ha, ner; motion
Oyerruied; renianded TO court below. Martin agI.
Wheatley, Commissioner; Injunction refused
Hannah agt. Ludlow; mandamuS awarded.
CIRCUIT CoURr-Judge Montgomery.
Yesterday. Huity Dyer agt. Thorn; motion for
judgment overrued. Muster& co. agt Lowe; mo-
ton for judgment granted; appeal. Matthews
agt. Seoul; order Tor commission. Braman aRt
Peterson; Judgment below aff1rmed.
EQUITY COURr-JudQe Merrick.
yesterday: Maryman agt Byeton; sale finally
ratined and cause referred TO auditor. Ne.s.n
agt WorthingtOn; rule on complainant returna-
able November 5, 1887, granted. Ament agt Karr;
commission to get testimony OF nOn-restdenLs Or
dered TO issue. Douglass agt Beckwith; dismissal
OF Dill with costs decreed Windsor agt. Brewer;
dismissal OF bill with costs deer ed Barnes agt.
Waters; pro confesso as to certain defendants Or
dered. Slaughter agt. Slaughter; Injunction until
further order granted.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Shell.
To-day, John Stewart and Edward Travers dis
orderly conduct In East Washington; s. each.
ChaS Gaines and ThOs. Wise, cOlOred, d., do.
Richard Donohue, profanity; IS or seven da: s.
Harry Smith, profanity; $ or seven days Matte
sherman, colored, disordery conduct s. or seven
days. John Smith, profanity and assault
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Great reduction In Patent Medicines for cas-
1t CnsweNS Drug Store, Cor. 11th and F SIS
north side. 8
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BOY THIEr ARRESTED BIT BoYs.-wflliam Buck
ner. axteen-year-old colored boy, was tried be-
fore Judge Smell to-day on a charge OF stealing o
pockeIoook containing s. rom a small colored
boy named Samuel Wilson. II was shown that he
TOOK the pocket-book from the boys pocket and
ran on with IT, A number OF small colored boys
caught him ana turned him over TO Oficer Green.
de was given three months in Jail
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Who should Have the Letter.

IT rs FROM TEXAS, AND Is ADDRESSED TO THE
BEST LAWYER"
This morning Judge Merrick solved a knotty
problem. In the mail for the clerk OF the court
was letter addressed ''ro the Best Lawyer" and
the clerk offered 1t to several members OF the bar
but the modesty Of the profession prevented any
one from claiming 1t. Judge Merrtcks attention
was called to the document, and he recognizing
the dilemma the clerk In, suggested that tue In
side might indicate 10 whom the per ought TO
go. To relieve the bar from any embarrassment
he directed Mr. Clancy to open the letter, and this
was done. IL was found TO be 4 ON man named
David, or Jefferson, Tex, who desired o criticism
on some poems he enclosed.
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We Have Constantly on hand crab meat,
hard and soft crabs clans terrapins and prime
salt water oysters shucked clean and fresh every
day; also game Of all kinds delivered free 10 all
parts of the city. n WHITE q CO.
1W 6o1 r at n " her f3th and 7th
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CHARGED WITH STEALING PREsERvES.-Thoma
Grtgsoy. colored was before the Police Court yes
ter1ay charged with stealing six Jars Of preserves
and other articles from the house OF Mrs. Fannie
Neley, No. 323 Missouri avenue. The defendant
Claimed that he bought the goods from a colored
boy for % cents. Detective Horne arrested the
defendant and recovered portion OF the goods.
The prisoner was fined $40 or 80 days 40
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Phillips, DiGessible Cecoa created much
interest at International Medical Congress- 60
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TnSERNAN-ANERIcA An BANK CASES ALL DISPOSED
or-fesrerday. In the Criminal Court, the District
attorney entered a notte pros as TO two indict-
ments against Chas. E Prentiss, formerly cashier
OF the German-Amer1can National Bank, charging
him with fraudulent entries, &C. This closes the
eases growing out OF the failure Of the bank several
years ago
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THE DErsofT-Sr. LOUIS GAAEs.-At the Detroit
ST. Louis game In Detroit yesterday the Detrolr5
won oy score OF o TO 4 During the game BrouIh-
ers WAS presented with zylonite bat from Spauld-
ing Bros, OF Chicago for leading the team In bat
ung; CAMEL with a handsome gold watch and
chain, and Bennett with i've hundred silver dollars
which he wheeled around the bases amid the yells
and cheers OF the crowd. The clubs play In Chi
eago to-day, and end the series in ST. Louis To-
EOrrow.